You're not going to make any money doing this and no one is going to read it, so you must hope for a secret third thing to happen
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You're not going to make any money doing this and no one is going to read it, so you must hope for a secret third thing to happen
just posted a new paper, How Tech Took Over, to SSRN.
It's about how decades of legal and policy interventions made the tech industry an essential partner in public governance. I map the kinds of functions tech cos are performing today, and I argue that their activities are salient to con law.
TOMORROW: Commercial data can reveal more about our health than we think. In a post-Roe world, that data can also become evidence. Join CDT + experts on 3/10 @ 1 PM ET for “When Commercial Data Becomes Evidence: Health Privacy & Corporate Responsibility Post-Roe.” Register: cdt.org/event/when-c...
Exclusive: Jay Graber is stepping down as head of Bluesky. Venture capitalist Toni Schneider will be the interim CEO until a permanent replacement is found.
I've just posted a draft of my new article on "Trade Secret Societies," which is forthcoming in the UCLA Law Review @uclalawreview.bsky.social papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Prof. Peters teaching at Yale, she stands by a blackboard and is wearing pants and a blazer. She looks to be in her mid 40s but it is hard to say. Picture from Yale law school website obituary.
In honor of international Women's Day I am going to tell you a story about Ellen Ash Peters, the first female professor at Yale Law and the first female Justice on the Connecticut Supreme Court.
Two women in surgical scrubs and caps wearing headsets, seated in a clinical setting and looking at a monitor or control panel.
Free knowledge isn't truly free if half the world is underrepresented. On International Women's Day, we celebrate editors, organizers, and advocates who change that. Through projects like Women in Red, Art+Feminism, WikiGap, and others, more women share their stories.
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Law profs, there are alternatives to Westlaw + Lexis: scholarship.law.georgetown.edu/facpub/2684/
Jesus on the cross, from a stunning 14th-century manuscript known as the Holkham Bible Picture Book. Explore more of its glorious depictions of bible scenes here: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/holkham-bible
My husband just ordered me twelve tins (!) of tingly peanuts, if you’re wondering how my Spring Break is going.
“We don’t know if there will be a happy resolution to the problems plaguing our country, and we can’t skip ahead to find out. But I believe if we support and uplift librarians, there will be more sunlight for all of us.” @thelibrariansfilm.bsky.social
TTAB Deems CHATGPT Merely Descriptive of Chatbot Software
thettablog.blogspot.com/2026/03/ttab...
Wtf wtf wtf
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Large tortoise boy eating a salad
Today in Jeremy's salad: collard greens, coreopsis, pansy, and henbit
Main image features director Guillermo Del Toro. Text reads "GUILLERMO DEL TORO MEETS FRANKENSTEIN AT THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY The filmmaker explored NYPL's collection of original works and artifacts of Frankenstein author Mary Shelley, the inspiration for del Toro's own acclaimed adaptation."
The New York Public Library hosted filmmaker Guillermo del Toro for a tour of the library’s Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle to explore some of the historical materials in the collection related to Mary Shelley and “Frankenstein.”
Read more at https://bit.ly/4r774KF
We are hiring a Head of Global Advocacy and Internet Policy at the Internet Society! This is a rare opportunity to join our team and shape the future of the Internet during one of its most challenging eras. 1/5
Also same.
"why did you become a writer" because no one gave a shit about my special interests growing up. now i make them everyone else's problem. next question
